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Alexey Korolyov and Alexander Fedotov</div>
EXPEDITIONAL TRIP TO THE DYATLOV PASS FROM 9.12.23 TO 15.12.23 by Alexander Fedotov and Alexey Korolyov. Goals of the expedition:
1. Inspection and photo/video shooting in the area of 41 logging site (aka District 41);
2. Inspection and photo/video shooting along the section of the route along the Auspiya river from its confluence with the Lozva river to the outlier (rock with memorial plaque) on the Dyatlov Pass;
3. Inspection and photo/video shooting at the site of the alleged cache site of the Dyatlov group in the upper reaches of the Auspiya river;
4. Clearing the path for a January ski trip on a section of the path along Auspiya (where the hiking trail passes in the summer);
5. Fixing the memorial plaque at the campsite named after the late Yuri Kuntsevich.
The group consists of 5 people.
Technical support - Valery Anyamov on a snowmobile Buran with drags;
The method of transportation is on motorized snowboards. Please write questions and assignments in this topic. Alexander Fedotov and Alexey Korolev will definitely see them.
So, after this so widely publicized "feat", why are there no reports on the results here? What is needed is not promotional photos at the monument, but the results of the planned research or at least an analysis of the logistics under the given conditions and the characteristics of the terrain for this period of winter. The river path and snowmobile trail are not interesting because they are long ago and detailed. The " path for a January ski hike on a section of the Auspia Trail (where the hiking trail is in summer" (c) is interesting as applied to December. The publicity for this event was extensive and loud. Where are the results? Again, not in the form of unmarked, though beautiful photos of other places, but descriptions and photos of the trail?
It turns out that this is not the result of research, but an advertisement for a commercial venture.
In themselves "motorized snowboards" are interesting for the development of vehicles, but the purpose of this forum, as well as interest in the tragedy of the Dyatlov group are not. None whatsoever.
Try to compare what was assumed with what turned out, it will be very useful for those who in the future will practically research this history practically in winter time.
On another forum I was very skeptical about the very intention to go along the Auspia in these conditions. That is how it turned out. Further these doubts remain for the January-February outing. In any case, with the schedule that is planned.
If, for all that it was possible to get to the monument, but no place near the "Kuntsevich camp site" or near the cedar was explored in any way, this indicates that all logistics are poorly thought out. Each of these activities takes 2...3 hours (okay, let's add another +1...1.5 hours). Of course there was one more overnight stay required, but the plan also included a "reserve day"....
I still have the same doubts for the next (January) visit to this place.....
I already had an example that you, "as an honest person", completely deleted similar criticism (on another forum), so let's check how well you defend your achievements and beliefs?
Topic: Expeditional trip to the Dyatlov Pass from 9.12.23 to 15.12.23 (Read 10763 times)